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Win Her Over
02:10
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silence thy streets
it’s been a long long time
oh I know
you don’t like to see me
I just can’t help
coming in to town
you know this is my favorite time to be around
so go to sleep
and wake up
to me
remember that time
when you were five
and I begged for you to come outside
we played in world
you were alive
now that your older you warmth has died
remember me
or freeze
I’ve such an unforgiving breeze
I beg of thee
remember me
remember me
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2. |
He and the Storm
02:10
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fall asleep in clothes
god knows that you’re out there
all night long shake off
what you can to fight the air
but the night
will bite
you so
embrace the cold
that’s trapped you there
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1888 Casco, Maine
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